Doug is joined by Dr. Jeremy Travis, President of John Jay College of Criminal Justice/CUNY. They discuss the recent report "Stop, Question & Frisk Policing Practices in New York City: A Primer," which presents data on the results of police stops.

Join Doug as he welcomes Eli B. Silverman, Prof. Emeritus from John Jay College of Criminal Justice/CUNY and co-author of a recent survey of retired police officials, involving the reporting of NYC crime statistics, which has garnered a lot of attention.

Join Doug as he learns about the CUNY Office of Veteran Affairs. Joining him are Stephen Clark, of the Office of Veteran Affairs, as well as Omi Aguirre of Hostos Community College and Don Gomez of CCNY, two CUNY students who are also veterans.

Doug welcomes Bob Liff, Senior Vice President of M+R Strategic Services and CUNY TV host of "CUNY Forum." They discuss the recent quagmire in Albany involving Gov. David Paterson.

Colum McCann joins Doug to talk about New York and his new book “Let the Great World Spin,” which won the 2009 National Book Award. McCann has taught in Hunter College's MFA Creative Writing programs for nearly 5 years.

In the second part of a two-part series Doug is joined once again by Amb. Richard Murphy, former US ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Syria, the Philippines and Mauritania. The two discuss current Middle East problems and prospects.

Joining Doug once again to talk about the Middle East - its problems and prospects and US policy in the region - is a distinguished Middle East hand, Ambassador Richard Murphy, former US ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Syria, the Philippines and Mauritania.

Doug discusses the recent Supreme Court decision involving political spending by corporations in elections with Sonia Jarvis, Dir. of the Center on Equality, Pluralism and Policy at Baruch College, and Thomas Halper, Chair of Baruch’s Poli Sci Dept.

Doug sits down with newly selected New York Republican State Committee Chairman Ed Cox. They discuss the midterm elections and the chances of the Republican Party making a comeback.

Join Doug as he looks back on the years he has spent at Giants Stadium watching his favorite football team play. He is joined by his brother, Raymond Muzzio, and one of the members of their "fan family," James Stewart.